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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, March l3.-There was asteady
demand for discount during the past week
ut 24a2! per cent. On the Stock Exchange
business was more active and prices firm
er throughout, especially for foreign and
English railway securities, in which yes.
terday's business was the most animated
seen for weeks. The amount of floating
stock now at low ebb adds strength to the
market. Yesterdays rise in English rail.
way securities was from /! to per cent.
American railroad securities was rather
unsettled and the tone was firm, hut in
vcstment and speculation were languid
The doubtful position of the negotiations
with the Baltimore and Ohio retarded
business yesterday.
PARIS, March l3.-Prices on the bourse
were firm throughout the week, closing
strong yesterday. There were large pur-
chaseS OF international securities.
BERLIN, March 13.-On the bourse dur
ing the past week the feeling was buOyant.
International securities were especially
strong Yesterday
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Large Fire.

HOWELL, MICH, March ia little
before midnight fire was discovered In F.
n. MonrOe's hardware store, by two young
men who were passing at the time. An
explosion occurred at that time, the store
being badly torn and the men knocked
down. In a short time the entire
row of business blocks on North River
street, between wingans Avenue and
East street, the blocks on Winans avenue
and a row Of frame buildings on East
street were in flames. The caying inward
instead of outward of the Greenaway block
was all that saved the remainder of the
business part of the town. So far as
known the losses aggregate $67, 1000, on
which there is about $20,00O insurance.
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Inrr.,i.-rtInn RIocked.

NEW BRuN~wICE, y. J., March l3.-
Supreme Court Judge Scudder haS refused
to grant permit for an analysis OF the
stomach OF Conelia Denmead, ON the
ground that the circumstances would not
Justify the expense. This decision COM
pals the giving up OF the poisoning theory.
Both Robert and COrnelm Denmead were
buried to-day. IN" former in this city ana
Cornelia at PiScatlway. Thousands oI
persons from this city and the country
surrounded the Denmead hOvel to day.
The prisoners spent the Sabbath in the
county Jail.
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These are Solid Facts.

The best blood purifier and system reg
ulator ever placed within the reach OF
suffering humanity, truly is Electric Bit
ters. Inactivity of the Liver, Biiousness,
Jaundice, Constipation. Weak Kidneys, or
any disease of the urinary organs, or who
ever requires an appetizer, tonic or mild
stimulant, will always find Electric Bit
ters the best and only certain cure known.
They act surely and quickly, every bottle
guaranteed to give satisfaction or money
refunded. Sold at fifty cents bottle by
Logan & Co.
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A Rows Suicide.

PHILADELPHIA, March 14.-George ST.
mon, 13-year-Old boy, was found last night
hanging from a jOist in the cellar of his
bouse, No. 1908 Gerdhardt street. He had
made slip knot, which was under his left
ear. and the pressure of the rope on the
iurular vein may have produced uncon.
seiousneSs, though not until after much
pain had been suffered. George was fond
ofreading, and was recently much inter
ested in the newspaper account of the
suicide of little Annie Niblack. 1t seems
likely he was led to his rash self-murder
by brooding over Annie's death and the
mode thereof. He had been dead four or
five hours when found.
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Conference of Railroad Men.

BALTIMORE, MD, March l3.-It was
rumored to-day that an important confer
ence of railroad men was to be held in this
city during the day, but as no prominent
names were to he found on any of the hotel
registers, the rumOr did not seem 10 he
well founded In the afternoon, however,
it was discovered that party OF
three was stopping at prominent
hotel, and that they had been cloSetcd
tor several hours with Mr.. John KOwen,
counsel for the Baltimore x Ohio Company.
The gentlemen were ascertaiued tO he
Messrs. W. G. Boone, II. S. Ives, and &. ii.
Strayner, of New York. They refused to see
reporters. They are known to have left
the city tonight. 1t is not known whether
Mr. Garrett was seen by them. The Ralu-
more and Ohio officials have no informa-
tion of any kind for the public, but say
the press shall have all desired inIOrma-
ton at the proper time.
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The Yachts Seen.

NEW YORK, March 13.-On March -,
at , p. m, when off Fire Island, the pilot
David CAROLS passed the yachts Coronct
and DauntleSs going east under reefed
sails with the DauutlesS about II miles
ahead. The German steamer MARSHA,
from Hamburg, which arrived here this
forenoon. reports that on March II, Mt Il
D. M, longitude 20 low, passed small
schooner showing white, red and green
night signals, bound TO the eastward;
passed another small schooner about an
hour before, but did not show any signals;
wind light, northerly. The New York
Yacht Club night signals are red, green
and white.
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lie WIS Nnt WrIl.

PHILADELPHIA, March l&-Obedlah
WhcelUck, a wealthy and eccentric old
man, who lived ut No. lll2 FIlbcrt street,
hung himself yesterday afternoon IN the
attic of his house. 4 note left on a table
was marked six o'clock p. m, aud SAID
that his only rerSon for taking his life was
i'll health, concluding with farewell to
all his friends WheelOck was = bachelor
IS years ofage and WIS worth 500, 900.
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JUDGE SrUpDEE, OF New Brunswick, n.
J.. has taken it upon himself to block the
investigation into the death of the DEN
MEAD miserS by refusing to grant a per
NIT to analyze the stomach OF the dead
woman, on account Of the expense. Judge
ScrppER is our candidate, hencetorth, for
the chairmanship of the Congressional Ap-
nrnnrintinn Committee.
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Chin. and Fe,er-MaIaria.

"Many cases Of fever and ague, dumb
ague and congestiye ehills were promptly
arrested and entirely banished by the use
Of Simmons Liver Regulator. You don't
say half enough in regard to the efficacy Of
this valuable medicine in cases Of aguef in
termittent feyers, etc. Every case las
been arrested Immediately. was suf.
ferer for years with the liver disease, and
only found relief by using the Regulator. v
-Robat j. Weeks, Bdtacia, Kaas o., ILL.,
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Most Excellent.

]. J. Atkins, Chief Of Police, Knoxville,
Tenn, writes: my family and ! are ben.
eficiaries Of your most excellent medicine.
DIR. Kings new discovery for consumption,
having found il TO be all that you aaim
for it, desire To testify 70 Is virtue. The
friends to whom / have recommended II
praise it at every opportunity"
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump
ton is guaranteed 10 cure Coughs, Colds
Bronchitis, Asthma, Group, and every af
fectiOn Of Throat, Chest, and Lungs.
Trial Bottles free at Logan IL Co. q Dru,
Store. Large Size 81.
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Remarkable Endurance.

SDscill T.lsgr1nl % he Register.
SrEUBENvILLE, o., March l3.-At two
O'Clock this afternoon, when Panhandle
brakeman named Daniel Conners was
crossing the river bridge on top ola freight
car. his head struck tine channel span,
Knocking him under the wheels, which cut
one leg of. lie was then knocked over IN
TO the river. and notwithstanding ms
wounded condition swan ashore, dis
tance of2OO yards He was taken to the
hospital. His recovery is doubtful HIS
home is in ESSeN, Pa.
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Reduction OF Expenses

WASHINGTON, D. c., March 13,-Pub-
lie Printer Benedict last night discharged
torty-three employees of the Government
printing office, including thirty-threc COM
POsItorS, proof readers and copy holders,
and five bOOkbinders and FIVE girl assist
ants. The reason assigned for the dis
miSSals was that reduction Of expenses was
DeeeSSary.
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THE funeral of the wife of Anarchist
NEEEE, in Chicago yesterday, was an ex-
traordinarily quiet affair. Twenty thou
sand people were expected, of which only
5000 appeared. There WAS no blood and
thunder speaking, no red flags, and moth
ing approaching disturbance.
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DANIEL CONNoRs, a Pan Handle brake
man, was Knocked of his train while
crossing the bridge at Steubenyille, had
one OF his legs cut Oh, was knocked into
the river. and swan two hundred yards to
the shore.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-14

New BEDFORD, MASS, March l3.-It
is said on good authority that Rev. Mat
thew C. Julien, pastor of the Trinitarian
Church in this city, will receive a call
from Plymouth Church, Brooklyn, to till
the vacancy caused by the death of Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher.
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FareMeIlto TO De Lessens.

BERLIN, March 13-The Emperor and
Empress gave farewell audience to NJ.
de Lesseps to-day. The Emperor after,
ward received the Mayor of Berlin, Prof.
Braun and Count Herbert Bismarck, and
drove out later.
1t is reported that on his birthday the
Emperor will give personal reception to
members of the royal family.
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To Re Red Halted. Z

ROME, March 13.-The American squad
ron Is expected to arrive at LeghOrn in a
few days. At a secret eonSistory tomorrow
the Pope will confer Cardinals hats upon
NunciOs at Paris, Vienna and Madrid, ex-
NunciO Marsella of Lisbon and the Arch
bishop of Ferrar.
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Rig Furniture Fire.

WHLIANSPORT, PA, March 13.-The
large furniture establishment in South
WilliamSpOrt, formerly the property ofthe
Luppert & Kline Furniture Company,
lately operated by George Luppert on q
lease, was burned to-day. Loss about
ST5, 900; insurance Sl1, 600 LoSsOn stock
$4,000; insurance $4,000.
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PLYMOUTH Church, Brooklyn, was jam
med Yesterday by admirers Of the late Mr..
BEgrHER. Prominent ministers took part
in the services, and letter was read from
Dr. MCGLYNN.
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Attempt to Assnssinats the Gar.

LONDON, March 1.-THE SANFORD has
received a cipher dispatch, from what it
considers a trustworthy source, saying
that an unsuccessful attempt has been
made to assassinate the Gar. No details
given.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-14

Too Much LIVE STOCK.-'Why, Jones,
what what hOla)rse You have in your thrOatr'
Yes, | raised il from q cOl(d)t in my
mead. I've too much live stock" well,
IKE cures like; DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
will cure you. The Bull quickly
scare the ho(a)rse away
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-14

Ir Is stated that Rev. MATTHEW C..
JULIEN, pastor Of the Trinitarian Church
orNew Bedford, Mass, will receive call
from the Plymouth Church to succeed Mr..
REECHER.
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MnilYnn Recovered.

New YORK, March 1S.-Dr. McGlynn
has entirely recovered from his late illness
and will probably take part in the pa
rade on st. Patrick's day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-14

SALVATION on il The greatest pain
destroyer of the age. 1t instantly relieves
and speedily annihilates pain. whether 1t
arises from cut, bruise, scald, burn,
frost-bite, or from n wound OF any other
kind. Price only twenty-five cents a
bottle,
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PUBLIC PRINTER BENEDICT uiScharSeo
forty-three employees Of the Government
printing office Saturday, on account OF the
necessity ofreducing expenses 80
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JAMES NJ. TRorTER, the new colOred
Recorder of Deeds at Washington, used to
brush coats and shine shoes at the barber
sbop of the old Gait House in Louisville.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-14

THE Office of the c., c., and s F. rail-
,oad at Coleman, Tex, was robbed yester-
day of about $1,000 by masked men, who
held up" the express messenger.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-14

A MEETING of four prominent railroad
men was held in a Baltimore Hotel yester-
day; what they did is not known.
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AN EXPRESS ROBBERY.
The Messenger of Texas Railroad Held
Up by Masked Men.


COLEMAN, TEXAS, March 13.-Aboui
$50 this morning the Gulf, Colorado and
Santa Fe Railroad office here was the scene
ofa ''hOld up" resulting in the loss to the
express, railroad and emplayes of over
$4,000. James Muse, the express messen-
ger, Henry Brien, the night operator, and
two men were in the depot. Muse had
occasion to go out about $40 o'clock, and
came running back and said: Some one
is robbing the cars" The party started
to the cars when Brien told Muse and get
something to shoot with. Muse went
back towards the depot to get his six
shooter, when three men jumped out from
the south door of the depot, threw
sIX-sHOOTERs IN HIS FACE
and told him to open the safe. With a
revolver under his ear Muse opened the
safe and the robbers got two express pack
ages, one of 81, 500 and the other of $3.50,
and another of $50 of railroad money and
a pocketbOok of MUSES., containing $50,
and his gold watch, worth $l25. While
this was going on Brien and the yardmen
were up the road a few hundred yards, at
the car which Muse saw the men get out
of, and which they found had been broken
open and the load of bran set on fire.
After some trouble they succeeded in put
ting the fire out. 1t is believed that the
robbers do not live far from this place.
All the men wore long black masks, which
concealed their entire faces.
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NATURES HIGHWAY.

Doings Of Boats and Bostmen along the
Ohio.
The Andes will be on time, tomorrow,
as usual.
The marks at the river last evening in.
dicated l3 feet aud falling.
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NEWS AND COMMENT.
THE WEATHER..

F,- wsstsrr Pennsylvania and West Virginia,
rain or snow. followed by lair weather, lower,
followed by higher temperature, northWes'efy
winds.
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OBEpIAH wHEELOCK, an old Philadel-
phia bachelor worth $50, 900, hung hiniSeii
because he wasn't we'll
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General Passenger Agents' Association.

WASHINGTON, d. c., March 13.-The
National Association of General Passenger
Agents, composed of the heads of the pas
senger departments of all the principal
railroads in the United States and Canada,
will hold its annual meeting at the Arling-
ton March 10. The interstate commerce
bill, it is said, will be considered, and an
unusually large attendance is expected.
The President will accord them special
reception on the 18th.
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AN attempt is said to have been made to
the Gar.
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A sCULPToR's STUDIO,

and see him shaping statue. He has
chisel In one hand and mallet in the other
and he gives o very gentle stroke-click,
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$. NJ. Howard Appointment.

Spccidl 7ti5grGH % NE Reglaer.
WASHINGTON, d. c., March 13.-The
Acting Secretary of the Treasury has
appointed S. NJ. Howard, of Cincinnati, O.,
to be a draughtsman in the office of the
Supervising Architect at compensation OF
So rer day
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Wash Poplin, in all the new
shades, former price l5 cents, now
going at lUc.
Combination Serge Suiting.
make up lovely, now going at 25
cents, former price 3jc.
Debosc Suiting, in different
giades and colors, all marked
down for the sale.
Swiss and Nunsook Embroidery,
large line to select from. Prices
way down.
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PLATFORM
o tho National Party of the Cher.
okee Nation, Adopted in Con-
vention, et Tahlequah,
March 11th, 1897.

First-The National party re-
news its fidelity to the existing
form OF governmcnt.of the Chero-
kee people and pledges itself, so
far as in them lies, to hand it down
unimpaircd to their posterity.
Second-.-It pledges itself to a
faithful, intelligent and impartial
administration of law.
Third-In regard to the Chero-
kec lands west of 9G degrees, in
cluded in our patent" the Ma
tional party declares that the right
of possession of, and jurisdiction
over said lands, with the "ice"
thereof, remain, and will remain
in the Cherokee Nation, save and
except such tracts only as have
been, or shall be, in strict compli-
ance with treaty, and not other
wise appraised, paid for and set
tied by friendly Indian tribes, and
so continue thereafter to be settled
and used in accordance with the
purpose of treaty. 1t will strive
to maintain entire the national do
main for the Cherokee people, con-
sistent with the provisions of trca-
ty and the constitution, and in so
doing will seek to uphold and de-
fend the rights of the nation and
Of all Of its citizens against the
trespass, depreciation and intru-
sion of non-oitizens, by applying
to the U. S. Government for the
imposition Of proper penalties to
restrain such wrong doing.
Fourth--The eminent success
which has crowned the educational
and humane policy of the National
party, as Witnessed by the schools
and asylums of the nation, is a
safe guarantee that the highest
moral, intellectual and social well
fare of all classes of Cherokee citi-
zens may be safely conided to its
continued care and guardianship +;
recognizing as it does the wisdom
Of the trainers Of the Cherokee
constitution nearly fifty years ago,
when they incorporated in that
honorcd instrument the declara.
tion that "religion, morality and
knowledge being necessary 10 good
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Nuns Yelling, Strictly All-wool
in Double Width, 80 Inch Goods,
all Shades, reduced from GO cents
per yard to SOC.
Nuns Yelling, single width, for
mer price 30 cents, now going at
25c.
All-wool Bunting, in Cream.
Blue and White, reduced from 30
cents 2Oc.
raS- Do not fail to attend this
sale if you want any of these goods.
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SAMPLES.

Having bought travelling mans samples of miscellaneous goods
at great reduction will put them in this sale Now the time for
bargains have other goods for which space
to mention that can give You bargains in
F Hoping everybody that needing goods will avail themselves
of the great sale and leaving impartial desion prices
not as low they in St Louis Kansas City Chicago Wishing
to see you, and all, | am your humble servant,
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ucation shall forever be encourage
ed in this Nation" ."
Fifth-The National party is here
by pledged against all species Of
corruption in the details of the
government of this Nation. 1t es-
pecially inculcatcs pure and patri-
otic motives in legislative conduct.
It's accordingly opposed to the
erection or filling of any Office, in
the filling of which a member of
eithcYsenate or council may have
a personal and pccuniary interest.
Sixth.-The National party
pledges itself that all lawful con-
tracts and honorable obligations
of the. Nation shall be upheld.
Seventh-Thc National party
pledges itselfto all citizens adopt
ed under treaty, the enjoyment of
equal rights with native Cherokees,
and, should friendly and honest
difference of opinion arise with
either or any class ofadopted citi-
zens, in regard to their respective
rights to the national property,
the National party will, without
any spirit of contention. but for
fairness sake, and to effect final
settlement of the question, invite
reference of the difference TO
whatever judicial tribunal may be
appropriate and designated to de-
eide the point at issue.
Eighth The National party OBJ
ligates itself to oppose all special
legislation whereby valuable and
far-reaching privileges may be con-
ferred upon individuals to the ex-
clusion Of the people at large, and
will, as far as practicable, protect
the rights Of the people in the COM
mon heritage of the nation.
Ninth-The National party will
at all times observe in good faith
its treaties with the United States.
and will cherish relations of con-
tinued friendship with their red
brothers Of the Indian Territory.
Tenth 1t will foster industry,
encourage enterprise and aid in the
development Of the resources of the
Nation by liberal policy toward
labor and the agricultural and
stock-raising interests of the Ma
tion.
Eleventh The National party
condemns rs unlawful and arbi-
trary the introduction of railroads
in our country without the consent
of the Cherokee people being had
i'm reference thereto and will fa-
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SPECIAL FOR ONE WEEK.
PRICES Ont In On DRESS Gl

Having bought largely in this line, consequently have
got to make prices tn sell them. Read think and reflect
and notice the following viz
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the Pacific. The messengers will be-
.-.-i.. A.. -'.-' ''s-s''-'-', that way almost at
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district Judge.
Ivy. n. Lit,ieJohn hos one hundred head Of
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the Greek authorities last Friday by
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r. p Lindsey returned nome sunuuy amer
uaon frnru Tahiaooah
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Special Sale Special Sale
One Week Only.

Appropriate rc'nars' .e's 'asa ','s,'s ~ 49,
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fHuhy and Saturday OF next Week =
the 10th and l1th.
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